Friendly neighborhood self-confessed laconophilia, whose armor suits him, but it can not hide that mark (Nothing ever will), who was prepared the very moment that he let his arrow fly, that’ll slay anything that's evil (that's his deal), who will never die (just go Missing In Action), who's desperate to regain his honor, who has the innate ability to be overlooked and ignored, who hides a bitter heart under a veneer of lovable idiot, and who knows deep down that Who I am is not who I want to be...
I've been used as the base model for 4 Marvel Sketch Cards, 1 Topps Star Wars Galaxies trading card, a Star Wars Insider cover image, and a T-Shirt at Hot Topic.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
By Bryan Humphrey. (via Dragon Con 2012 Part 4)
414 (by COMMANDERMATT1)
Caboose takes a break from looking for the cows at Momo*Con 2012.
Happy Mother’s Day to my mom, who proudly displays this in the back window of her car!
They see me rolling. They hating. Trying to catch me Hunting dirty…
(May the Forth Be With You day Library event.)
Let’s see how things are coming along!
Oh, no! Bad Fire! That’s Bad Fire!
Go away fire!
Seriously, this is how I spend my nights…
Hello, and welcome to Cooking with Caboose and Geoffry!
Let’s get started!
This is what I do to amuse myself.
I didn’t “design” the three clones featured there, those three clones are pictures of me, in my Clonetrooper costume.
This shot look familiar?
Compare it to the poster. You’ll see everything overlays exactly perfect. All of the imperfections and errors resulting from it being literally the first time I wore the costume, are present. None of them were corrected to make the image accurate to how the Clones appeared in Epsiode II. The gap between chest and ab armor, the lack of neck ring on the bucket, the twist back of the shoulder bell, the non-canon gray seam on the shoulder of my underarmor shirt, the fact that I was carrying a lewis gun, completely and utterly the wrong weapon for a Clone, becuase I had yet to finish the accurate DC-15 for the costume.
Myself and Cadet were all over the place repping Bear Crew this weekend, but this little guy was definitely our biggest fan.
Hours after running a Half-Marathon
Which makes the spider-pose all the more impressive. Your knees and ankles had to be fatigued.
You have no idea. But that kid was so enthusiastic, even though it hurt so much to do it, I figured he deserved a good pose.
What do you want to say, Geoffry?
…..No, It’s ok, I can say it.
2:01:58
Better than I was expecting for my first real Half Marathon, but true to form, already thinking it could be better. 1:53 in at most a year.
Now it’s off to be Spider-man at the Library for as long as my knees and ankle will last.
